a. Invalid. b. Unreliable, but plausible. c. d. Probable. Certain 14. A debate e

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a. Invalid. b. Unreliable, but plausible. c. d. Probable. Certain 14. A debate establishes the proposition then requires the proponents and opponents of the proposition to argue the issues. The proponents, therefore, of the proposition are the affirmative case, which means: a· They attack the status quo. b. They have the burden of adjustments and repairs. c. They must defend the status quo. d· They have the burden of rebuttal. the 15. A debate establishes the proposition then requires the proponents and oponents of the proposition to argue issues. The opponents, therefore, of the proposition are the negative case, which means: They attack the status quo. b. They have the burden of conceding the issues. c. They must defend the status quo. d. They have the burden of proof. 2]P

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14. they attack the status quo

15. they defend the status quo.

the affirmative side construct the change that they feel should ocur. they can do the following : attack the status quo and support the idea of change.

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